Hunter Pence’s scooter returned to AT&T Park

San Francisco Giants outfielder Hunter Pence’s scooter has been returned undamaged today after it was stolen from outside a restaurant near San Francisco’s AT&T Park on Sunday afternoon, a team spokeswoman said.

Giants spokeswoman Staci Slaughter said the scooter is back at the team’s clubhouse after someone brought it earlier today. The scooter was taken from outside the Epic Roasthouse along the Embarcadero after the Giants’ win over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday.

Pence has been riding around the city on the battery-powered scooter since shortly after joining the Giants in a 2012 trade. He had left the scooter, which is black with orange decals of Pence’s name and his jersey number 8, unlocked outside the restaurant while eating there and later found it was gone.

Since the theft was announced, Epic Roasthouse offered a dinner for two, the Union Square-area restaurant Lefty O’Doul’s offered $200 and two free drinks, and Pence offered a signed bobblehead of himself riding the missing scooter in exchange for the safe return of the stolen goods.

In his latest tweet about the missing vehicle, Pence posted on Wednesday afternoon:

Lee Houskeeper, publicist for Lefty O’Doul’s, said after news of the return this afternoon, the $200 reward is being offered to a man who called the restaurant to say he was responsible for its return.